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Places To Visit near Marhamchurch

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Dunsdon National Nature Reserve

You will find very diverse wildlife habitat here due to the Culm grassland which is a marshy, heathy vegetation. With a vast range of wild flowers, plus rare plants, insects, birds and mamals, it is well worth the effort to find!

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Seventh Wave Gallery

This gallery is run by a local couple who love the industry they are working in. They offer the opportunity to buy stunning work by local artists.

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St Winaloe's Church and Gildhouse

Set in the heart of the village this medieval church dates back to the thirteenth century. The Gildhouse is situated next to the church and is open to the public on Wednesdays between Easter and the end of October. Over the years it's had many uses incuding an church hall, poor house and school. To this day it is still in use as a community facility. There are good information boards outside giving historic information.

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Places To Visit near Marhamchurch

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Dunsdon National Nature Reserve

Dunsdon National Nature Reserve

You will find very diverse wildlife habitat here due to the Culm grassland which is a marshy, heathy vegetation. With a vast range of wild flowers, plus rare plants, insects, birds and mamals, it is well worth the effort to find!

Seventh Wave Gallery

Seventh Wave Gallery

This gallery is run by a local couple who love the industry they are working in. They offer the opportunity to buy stunning work by local artists.

St Winaloe's Church and Gildhouse

St Winaloe's Church and Gildhouse

Set in the heart of the village this medieval church dates back to the thirteenth century. The Gildhouse is situated next to the church and is open to the public on Wednesdays between Easter and the end of October. Over the years it's had many uses incuding an church hall, poor house and school. To this day it is still in use as a community facility. There are good information boards outside giving historic information.